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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1945

Page

8

Trojans Rout McKinley 33 to 0 in East Waterloo game

East high of Waterloo held McKinley high of Cedar Rapids to minus yardage for most of the game. The Trojans scored early and dominated, with Cedar Rapids rarely threatening and only brief second half drives. An interception by Russ Young stalled McKinley late in the contest.

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East Triumphs Over McKinley 33–0 in Friday High School Football

East dominates McKinley 33 to 0 at Hill Park scoring on drives of 67 and 112 yards plus a 52 yard march for three Gibson touchdowns. McKinley gains 24 yards passing as East extends win total to six in seven starts amid shaken Cedar Rapids players and a standout effort by Young and Thorne on extra points.

Ed Gibson Gibson McKinstry Vince Cutler Tony Loveaul McKinley Young Chuck Thorne John Hollingsworth East Seidler Alexander Sherwood Crossley Bender Farnoahm Morehead Thorne L Davis D. Davis Loveaul Commack Raffengperser Shafer Harris Miche Huntbach Hultman Thomas Murray Weaver McCleery McKinle Fadhes Worchester Mead Brookner Ray Sorenson Hnnddy Broulik Navratil

Central Eleven Eyes Conference Crown at Luther Clash

Central's Dutchmen aim to clinch the Iowa conference football title Friday night at Luther. Coach Elodon Tharp's squad has beaten Simpson Wartburg and Dubuque and faces a near-finish schedule with Grinnell canceling Nov 3 and Parsons declining. Tharp seeks additional games in Illinois Nebraska or Iowa to complete the slate.

Central Eleven Pella Central Iowa Luther Eledon Tharp Simpson Wartburg Dubuque University Tharp Grinnell Parsons Ilinois Nebraska

Bettle Misses Game and Luisetti Joins Navy Coaching Staff

Navy adds former Stanford star Hank Luisetti as assistant basketball coach at Annapolis. The piece notes Bettle of Cedar Rapids missed a recent Iowa game due to illness after 66 straight home games, and mentions other college sports items and naval connections.

Bettle Luisetti Navy NEW York University of Iowa Jim Bettle Cedar Rapids Indiana Paul Robeson, Jr Jim del Signore Cornell Yale Hank Luisetti Stanford Annapolis Miami University of Oxford Ohio University of Miami Fla Alma Mammy Earl “Red” Blaik Army Paul Brown Ohio State Great Lakes Gordon Richards Charlie “Choo Choo” Justice Bainbridge Navy Duke Eddie Cameron

Martin May Discuss Robinson Signing With Frick

Dr J B Doc Martin head of the Negro American League said he may meet with Ford Frick NL president next week to discuss problems raised by Jackie Robinson signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers Montreal farm club He praised Branch Rickey for his courage but questioned the signing method.

Chicago J. B “Doc” Martin Negro-American Baseball League Ford Frick National League Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers Montreal

Tonelli, Bataan Vet, Signs with Cards Grid Team

Motts Tonelli, war hero and former Notre Dame fullback, signed a contract with the Chicago Cardinals after a 90 day furlough. He described his Bataan Death March experiences and prison camps, noting he weighs 184 pounds and aims to rejoin the team. He may play Sunday versus the Packers in Green Bay.

Tonelli Bataan Chicago National Football League Mario (Motts Motts Cardinals Notre Dame Toyama United States Packers Green Bay Don Hutson Mariveles San Fernando Davao Philippine Japan Philippines

Armstrongs Lead Volleyball Standings Amid Broad Win Night

YWCA Volleyball action shows Armstrongs still atop the standings with Becks and First Trust tied for second. Results: Armstrongs 72 Good Housekeeping Shop 23. First Trust Savings Bank 171 Moose Lodge 17. Bob Seka 71 Kutchera Fuel 22. Moose Lodge and Kutchera Fuel are newly formed but show potential against veteran clubs.

Armstrong Becks First Trust Armstrongs Good Housekeeping Shop First Trust Savings Bank Moose Lodge Bob Seka Kutchera Fuel Moose Kutchera

Kohawks Seek First I-10 Win at Beloit Saturday

Coe College football team travels to Beloit Wisconsin for a Saturday night 8:00 p.m. kickoff aiming for a first win after a 52 14 loss to Cornell. Four players return to the starting lineup including Bud Collette and Frank Kinney as Beloit also loses two games earlier this season with two remaining matches on the Kohawks schedule.

Dick Yager Cornell Purple Kohawk Beloit Wisconsin Coe Crimson and Gold Harris Lamb Bud Collette Bob Tordik Bill Taylor Ben Corbett Frank Kinney Burt Sankey Herald Smith Jim van Antwerp Bob Richardson Roger Gerber Tom McPartland Bob Connell Bob Wessale Wessale Bob Kafka Bob Tvrdik Lawrence Ripon Augustana Cor Iwell Hill Park

Louis Not To Referee In Kansas City Show

Heavy weight champion Joe Louis will not serve as referee at a Kansas City boxing show on November 7. The promoter, Fred Sommers, cited a double cross in the dealings with Irwin Rosee and Mike Jacobs over conflicting appearances in Los Angeles the day before, prompting cancellation.

Kansas City Joe Louis Fred Sommers Louis Lee Savold Joe Gross Billy Conn al Patterson Sommers Irwin Rosee New York Mike Jacobs Los Angeles Rosee

Boxing card results from Providence to New Jersey

In Providence Steve Kronis won on points over Harald Gibson. In Fall River Freddie Camuso defeated Ernie Robinson on points. Philadelphia saw Lentios Dingle draw Freddie Sammons. In Miami Maurice La Chance edged Lartupin Jack Larrimore. Worcester had Dave Andrews defeating Jeff Holloway on points. New Brunswick Joe Lynch beat Billy Johnson on points.

Associated Press Providence Steve Kronis Boston Harald “Cannonball” Gibson New Yorks Fall River Mass Freddie Camuso Ernie “Cat” Robinson Jamaica N. Yu Philadelpna Ilentios Dingle Philadelphia Drew Freddie Sammons Chester Miami Fla Maurice Lefty la Chance Lisbon Maine Lartupin Jack Larrimore Worcester Dave Golden Boy Andrews Lowell Jeff Holloway New York New Brunswick N. J Joe Butch Lynch Plainfield Billy Johnson Brooklyn

Notre Dame-Iowa clash eyed as key game of 1945 season

Red Peppers notes that Notre Dame, facing Iowa in South Bend, may end its long drought against the Hawkeyes. The column recalls past clashes in 1939 and 1940, discusses wartime limits, financial motives for the game, and Iowa's rough 1945 schedule with Ohio State Purdue Indiana and Minnesota appearing on consecutive Saturdays.

Notre Dame Iowa Hawks South Bend Siena Piepul Bill Burkett Mike Enich Elmer Layden Eddie Anderson Milt Piepul Nile Kinnick Kinnick Ohio State Purdue Lincoln Nebraska Illinois Illini Towa Minnesota Michigan Indiana Wisconsin

College football stalemate as Clemson tied by South Carolina

At Columbia, Clemson and South Carolina battle to a scoreless deadlock in a tense rivalry clash. Both defenses shut down the opposing offenses, leaving the game to finish in a 0-0 draw.

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Hawks Leave for Irish Battle in Notre Dame Showdown

Iowa to send 36 gridmen to South Bend for a Saturday clash with Notre Dame seeking its first win over the Hawkeyes. Coach Clem Crowe’s practice emphasized the passing offense with Jerry Niles and Wendell Weller at quarterback. starters likely included Loehlein Gustafson Key Hammon Ginsberg Fagerlind Lund at line and Boda Golden Bowen Niles in the backfield.

Iowa City Iowa South Bend Notre Dame Hawkeye Clem Crowe Jerry Niles Wendell Weller Hawk Indiana Harold Loehlein Bob Gustafson Bill Key Jack Hammon Louise Ginsberg Paul Fagerlind Ira Lund Lou Boda Paul Golden Carl Bowen Niles

Ancient Mexican Culture Flourished Before Columbus

Before Columbus reached the Americas, Mexican inhabitants sustained a high culture with advanced arts, architecture, and urban life reflected in early civilizations.

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